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Religion and Trauma Presentation
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1
When integrating religion with clients, exploration should be _____
Clinician led
Parent led
Supervisor led
Client led
2
The social work values that align with Islam are:
Service + Dignity and Worth of a Person
Integrity
All of the above
Social Justice + Importance of Human Relationships
3
Which of the following is a key aspect of Native American healing practices related to death and the afterlife?
Ceremonies to ensure a peaceful transition of the spirit
Emphasis on material wealth as part of the afterlife journey
Belief in a final judgment for the deceased
A focus on individualism in mourning
4
What percent of adults in the U.S identify as Spiritual but not religious?
33%
12%
55%
84%
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What percent of Americans identify as at least somewhat religious?
33%
77%
100%
45%
6
Which of the following challenges is commonly reported by American Jews in relation to social work practice?
Fear of antisemitism when engaging with services
Lack of integration between religious and professional values
Over-representation in social service agencies
Lack of access to religious holidays
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How does spirituality impact one’s identity? (Two Correct Answers)
By informing one’s relationship with self, others, and the universe
By allowing one to practice in organized religion only
By shaping one’s morals, beliefs, values, and views on meaning and purpose
Spirituality is only experienced internally so it does not impact identity
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What is a key criticism of the “white savior” narrative in the context of global religious missions or aid work?
It empowers local leaders to take control of healing and development
It fosters intercultural dialogue and mutual respect
It centers white peopl as heroic figures while harming local communities
It avoids repeating colonial patterns of oppression
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How has colonialism historically impacted the spiritual practice of Indigenous populations?
It primarily supported Indigenous autonomy in religious matters
It suppressed indigenous beliefs and imposed dominant religions
It had no significant effect on spiritual practices
It encouraged equal exchange of religious traditions
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What is the meaning of the Jewish term "Tikkun Olam"?
Divine punishment
Ritual purity
Repairing the world
Covenant with God
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Religious communities can serve as both sources of healing and harm for trauma survivors.
False
True
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How can religion serve as a protective factor in the aftermath of trauma?
By fostering guilt
By providing community and meaning
By promoting avoidance
By encouraging isolation
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Which statement best reflects the role of faith in trauma recovery for some individuals and communities?
Faith is only useful for people with formal religious training
Faith is universally harmful when coping with trauma
Faith can offer meaning, resilience, and community in the healing process
Faith prevents individuals from seeking professional help
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How does spirituality differ from religion?
They mean the same thing
Religion is private, spirituality is public
Spirituality is always non-religious
Spirituality is personal; religion is organized and communal
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What is the main goal of mindfulness practice?
To be fully present in the moment
To avoid stress completely
To control your thoughts
To think positively all the time
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Religious rituals and practices, such as prayer or meditation, have been shown to reduce symptoms of trauma.
True
False
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The final assignment is due...
May 3
Tonight!
Sunday at 11:59
May 7
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What is a key difference between traditional Buddhist meditation and its use in secular therapies like MBSR and MBCT?
Secular approaches emphasize symptom reduction over spiritual enlightenment
Secular forms require religious belief to be effective
Traditional forms suppress emotion; secular forms encourage expression.
Buddhist meditation avoids body awareness, while MBSR focuses on it
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In trauma-informed care, why is it important to assess a client’s spiritual or religious background?
To avoid discussing religion altogether
To understand how their beliefs may influence healing
To convert them to a different belief system
To provide spiritual counseling
